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EvoLogics Sonobot 5: upgrades on the new Multibeam Sonar
The Sonobot is a well-established product with a remarkable track record in bathymetry, underwater object search, and reconnaissance. In 2023 EvoLogics, driven by a commitment to innovation, further enhanced its capabilities through upgraded hardware.
Originally published in the Ocean News and Technology, December 2023 issue
December 2023 — 636 views Multibeam Sonobot5 USV

Object recognition for side-scan sonar and video feeds:
Our object recognition software brings AI technology to simplify the search for underwater objects: the AI-based system is an extra module that runs directly onboard our Sonobot vehicle and analyses raw side-scan sonar (or video camera) output.
October 2022 — 1274 views Object recognition Sonobot5 USV

Introducing the new USBL Buoy
A fully integrated positioning solution
December 2020 — 2414 views Acoustic Modems Positioning systems USBL USBL Buoy

EvoLogics presents: the new SONOBOT 5
The 2020 redesign of the autonomous surface vehicle
October 2020 — 2293 views Sonobot5 USV

Spotted: EvoLogics x Riverview Sonobot in planet-e documentary
The "River Saviors" ZDF documentary features the EvoLogics Sonobot [1] autonomous surface vehicle deployed within the framework of RiverView project....
October 2019 — 2639 views Sonobot USV

USV into its demo- and testing setup
At MTS/IEEE OCEANS’15 in Genoa, EvoLogics presented its latest developments with a mobile demonstration kit that combines underwater LBL positioning...
May 2015 — 2396 views Sonobot USV

Ecosystem of the shrinking lake
In November 2014, EvoLogics experts joined scientists from the Helmholtz-Centre for Environmental Research (UFZ), Germany, who led a two-week field ...
December 2014 — 2170 views Acoustic Modems USV

EvoLogics USBL positioning system estimates a ROV’s coordinates
EvoLogics S2C USBL (Ultra-Short BaseLine) underwater positioning system demonstrated a highly accurate performance in a recent series of pool tests,...
January 2012 — 2679 views Acoustic Modems USBL